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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
THE LITTLE ONES.

Ma said Bobby, Scan / have dogn
"Dog' $50. certainly not Your father
doesn't want any dogs about the house"
~Wcu. ma. persisted Bobby, "can't have
a httlc b.t of "a dosf'-EXchanse
Autue girl lately arrived from the East
wanted t0 amu-e herself sewing one Sunday.
Her aunt objected. saying DO was thc Lord.
day why, mntie," said the child, "the
Lord can't -ec me, I'm in California "-lnyo
Cal1 Register.
a Rugs street youngster who has been the
p0--assDr of cat, of several coi0r- and sizes
felt like having a change, and SD remarked 20
his mother the other day. as be- strokei the
cat Doe held in his lap: Mamma, ! hope the
next cat have will Dee a dog r-St Albsns
Messenger
Teacher With whom did Achilles fight at
TrWt Boy With Pluto Wrong" with
Noro" Wrong Then it was Hector
-What male sou think of Pluto and Ner0"
son. bueN DO was One Of our dogs Their
names arc Pluto. Nero and Hector Prank
fmter Zeims.
~What shall we name baby sister" asked
q mofherof her little 4yea-od daughter
"Cal bier Early, mamma. that's "a pretty
name Early that is not "a little girls
name ~Oh, yes, 10 u.s. Don't you remem-
beryou read to me about little girl who was
20 Le the May queen and who wanted her
mother to call beer Earl" Troy Times
Little Eddie, years Old, bad an attack OF
Group one night The next evening, when he
kueelel down 90 say his prayers, bis mamma
told him Dee must thank God for making him
we'll SO he said, IL thank thee, % God, for
making me well, but my nose goes this way
yet1-hcre Doe SMILED several times Co show
that he still had cold in bis bead Baby
hood
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
ALL SORTS

It is said that $4,000 copies Of "Shc' have
been sold in this country
A red headed negro was recently arraigned
IN am Albany, y. Y, police court
A shark thirty five feet long and weighing
10000 pounds was caught recently of the
California coast.
IL takes the tusks Of 1900 elephants a year
% supply the worlds piano keys, billiard balls
and knife handles.
A Pan islam recently sent a bathtub 20 a
gentleman in Naples as a present, and re-
ceiyed "a notea day or two after, asking when
the oars We're coming.
A Liverpool urrier informs "ihose ladies
who wish % have a really genuine article,
that he will De happy % make them NUTS,
boas ETC., of their own skins
At a recent dress parade Of the llaytian
army there were present thirteen privates,
ten officers and six drummers, the rest Of the
men not thinking it worth while % attend.
A fight between a bald eagle and "a large
cat was witnessed in a field near Galena re-
Gently The eagle tried hard to carry of the
cat. but could only manage 90 lft DO few
feet from the ground. 1t finally gave up the
struggle and flew away
Achmed ben Amar, the Algerian lion slayer
has reached the goal Of his ambition. having
killed more than 200 lions, in return for which
Dee has received the order Of the Legion OF
Honor The price paid by the government
for each lion is 100 francs.
The japanese babies do not cry A visitor
70 that country said recently that during a
residence Of six months there he heard but
one or two babies cry No matter where a
child drops and falls asleep, no one ever
awakens il until is nap is finished.
The best characters of English fiction. voted
by competitors 20 The Pail Mall Gazette
prize, are Col Newcome, Count Fasco Becky
Sharp, the Vicar Of Wakefield, Inspector
Bucket and Sam Weller Under the head Of
'be,t women Dinah Morris is given prece-
dence.
A bicycle leaned against a little stone
church in New York the other day A tri-
cycle stool by It's side and fifteen more BIZ
cycles were stacked on the church green.
Their owners were attending the marriage Of
wheelman aud a wheelwoman inside. The
bride and groom came out presently, both in
fresh club colors, and wheeled away, on their
wedding journey-a 20 miles ride
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

There is 10 be a Scotch Presbyterian church
in Boston in which the services will be con-
Quoted in Gaelic.
Mr.. Sturgeon is reported 10 have said that
II the Salvation Army were wiped out OF
London, 5000 extra policemen could not fill
its place in the repression OF crime and dis
order.
The will Of Elazer T. Slater, who died at
Knowlesville, y. Y, recently, bequeaths
$4,000 70 the Niagara presbytery, and the
remainder Of his estate, nearly 100000, 10
the synodical board Of foreign missions.
The supplied choir y fast taking the
place Of the old quartet and mixed choir Of
voices Of the Protestant Episcopal churches
Of New York Reports are constantly COM
ing in Of alterations in chancels and other
changes necessary 10 the introduction Of the
surpliced choir.
The societies Of Christian Endeavor were
never growing so rapidly as at present. There
are now nearly 800 of them, with over lOO,-
90 members. They are found i'm almost every
Christian denomination and in nearly every
country i'm the world, though the great ma
ioritv are in the United States. The coming
convention Of these societies at Saratoga
promises 10 be- the most important meeting Of
the kind ever held.
Right Rev DR.. Walker Episcopal bishop
of Dakota, has an enormous diocese. IL COM
prise, more territory than all New England.
When he went there, three and a half years
ago. there We're only four Episcopal churches
iu the diocese Now there are sixteen. The
population is composed Of enterpri-ng young
men from the east. native Indians Scandi-
nayians and lcelanders Bishop Walker is
one Of the youngest of the Episcopal
bishops.
Some Church Of England clergymen pro-
pose 10 introduce n bill into the house ~ COM
mons next year providing for greater liberty
for clcrgymcu and cOnf0mist ministers to
preach in each others puipits m tine mean
time arrangements are % be made, if posi-
Die. for the delivery on given day II re-
igiou, lectures by nOnc0nf0rm.,ts i'm the
nayes Of several churches Efforts are 90 be-
made also for the participation boo the Jubilee
services in Westminster abbey of one 0r more
Of her maie,tys Presbyterian chaplains.
Res. Dr. Henry N. scudIer, who will pres
entity go 90 Japan 20 reenSase n mission
work belongs t0 a remarkable family of mis-
.iouaria- Ri. father, John ~cudder, founded
the Arcot mission in India, and spent most VI
Dol, life there. and seven of bis sons, including
Henry VI Srulder were at One time a--oci-
ated with him in that work Three 0f them
are still boo India and one of them in Texas.
OF John Scuilers grandchildren four are
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

New Arriyal-Yah, l Won Anarchist ann.
Dis was no yree goundry Liberty yos Won
De-.
Omaha Man-What DO you complain Of
particularly
look al New York we're ! stop a man
want % kin his4eIf n der Cendral park und
be get put in der prison yor sixty days
SIS that AN"
SIS nod chat cnoughl Vat you say yree
gounlry for ven "a man not even haf bot priv
ilege 20 Bin meinseifT
That's only a state law; there is no such
law i'm Nebraska. You just take the cars 10
Hanscom park and" --
"Maybe go ferier west
"Well, then. stop In Colorado. there you
can Kin yours IT. or XIII some one else, or get
killed, ana no one says "a word about it
There is plenty OF freedom in thi, country if
you only look for it,"
IL dink 60 back NIT New York Omaha
World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

We will open the silly season next
week with a brilliant cartoon, repre-
sentative of the present retrograde policy
whereby the Stateof Yirginiais converted
into deserted island, Stunned 10y out
siders.
The legend attached is considered by
competent critics masterpiece of literary
art, the Characterization being adapta-
tions from the classics to the modern
political characters witha full geological
representation of Robinson Crusoe' $
happy family.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

Clotilde is claimed To- Dee the greatest milk
producer in the world, the property of the
Lakeside stock farm, Syracuse. y. y. SHE
is a Hol,tein, imported from Holland, and
weighing $780, IN the year ending August H.
1856. She yielded 26 o2l pounds, eleven ounces,
of milk, probably the largest yield ever
known. Next to her in the milk record auL
superior in some other points. is Eurotus th
property of a B. Darling of Darlington,
\. J. She produced ''s pounds and one
once of butter in eleven months. and One
of her calve, sold or$l2.50O 40 The age of two
months She will be sixteen years old ihe
coming August and is still DOB active service.
Another very notable cow present was Mary
Anne. Of St Lambert, jersey of the stoke
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

These last communities therefore pay
into the States treasury SGSi,liO more
than they take out, while the nine South
west counties take out $2l ,OG3 more than
they pay in.
Now, with all kindness TO these
counties that get more than they pay in,
let us ask why they should approve a
debt settlement on the ground poverty.
If they are so poor let them continue to
claim more than they put in the Treaury
but leave the prosperous communities
to give some Of the taxes TO the payment
Of the debt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
WANTED.

The TIMES would be glad to have plain
and categorical reply to the following
questions from those who state that the
circular issued by Sir Edward Thornton
and Mr. $. \. Brathwaite is incorrect "
% Did or did not the English Commits
sioners offer to reduce the interest on
conscls from to per cent
(2) Did they or did they not offer to re
duce the interest on the ten-forties from a
rate averaging A. per cent. to p per
cent. per annumy
(3) Did they or did they not offer to
discharge as many past due coupons as
the available resources of the State could
provide for, at the rate Of 80 cents on
the dollar, funding the balance into new
bonds at 80 cents on the dollar, such
bonds to bare 3 per cent interest
az Did they or did they not offer to
allow the State to redeem the principal Of
the consol bonds at 20 cents and that of
the ien-forty bonds at G3 cents on the
dollar
(5) Does not the offer Of the English
commissioners show surrender to the
State, on the figures supplied by the base
ment officers of the Capitol, of over
100000 interest and $s,OOOOOO princi-
paly
(G) Is 1t or Is it not a fact that their cir
cular states in its heading that the figures
given therein apply to the consol and ten
forty debt aloney
The columns of the TIMES are open to
any answers to these questions
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

"Therc, now Git out o. the tracks with
that old rotten ark " The street car driver
pressed down on the brake and leaned over
the dash board rs he uttered these words.
"That's one O. the tricks Of these fellows who
have old carts they want smashed he con
tinued. with hot. sulphuric breath. They
get into the tracks and stay there until one
Of US fellows gets out o patience and takes a
wheel off their carts and then they bring a
bill against the company for damages. It's
All old trick and all the boys are ON to 1t -
Chicago Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

The arrangement was admirable All the
outer court or oval shed, where the animals
were kept in circus and menagerie times, was
given up % the bull, and baggage wagons;
inside. in the space between the seats and the
sawdust rings. were the milk COWS IN four
divisions tine calves with them, and part of
the arena on sawdust ring was fenced of as q
field for the cattle to be- judged in. These
smooth and silky haired Jerseys, with ODE"
sweet, soft light boz their bovine optic, really
gives better idea than do all tine commcn-
tarics of what Homer meant by calling DIS
goodies, "the COW eyed Juno She must
have been as pretty as Jersey hcifcr The
whole place was kept almost as nice as par
lor That part Of the arena mot given % the
cattle was devoted 10 dairy sceues, two of
them extremely pretty In the center wa, q
rustic shed, made of grape vines and honsh-
and covered with bark. around it were the
ferns and moses. cool and damp from drip
ping water. and over Do clamhercd creeping
vines Inside was the good old country spring;
from the trough the dairy maid refailei pure
Ice cold jersey milk Elsewhere We're dozens
of different butter making machines. from
the little tn "whirlcr" that SSH work amy
amount of cream from pint % four gallons.
to the great revolving barrel which churu-
at one filing the product OF "a big herd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

What the matter with your eve. Mick
eyN asked "a gentleman whose janitor came
down 10 the Office booking as if be- had been
run through Lowlder crusher
THAT eye' O. that's merely ID little mark
Of esteem put there by me brother"
"You and be seem to have IL out pretty
often, and notice that generally you get the
worst Of It,"
"Yis, but / don't moind that lie always
pays half the doctor bin in the koindest way
you could imagine; and its worth something
20 have "a rale, old fashioned bout wild some
one that understands the science. Washing
ton Critic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

1t IS a curious fact that abandoned
wrecks at sea often float about for months
and endanger yes sells, with the chances Of
collision. 1t is therefore suggested by
the photographic office, that an interna-
tional convention be instituted for the
purpose of arranging plan for destroy
ing all such dangerous obstacles to ocean
commerce
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

A subscriber calls our attention to the
case at Paterson, n j., of young man
who had his girl arrested because she re-
fused to entertain his offer of marriage.
1--WE are glad, says our esteemed cor
correspondent, THAT the strong arm OF
the law has been brought to bear on the
woman who trifies with mans affections"
So are we. If the girl won't stand the
arm of her lover then let her stand the
arm of the law.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
ARIST0CRATIC COWS.
SOME FAMOUS MILK AND BUTTER
PRODUCERS.
Exhibits In the Way OF Statistics Which
Tax the Credulity of the Average
Dairyrnan-Pictures of charlottesville
Show In Madison square Garden.

Madison Square garlen-what a pleasingly
poetic sound n has. and what aristOcratic as
socations dos, il recall We think at once
Of Miss Flora McFlimsey and all the silks,
satins and dainty stuff she brought home
from Paris in the celebrated twelve trunks
II does not seem the place for a cow show,
does it, Yet the season In the "garden"-so
called, being only a square rooted in-began
with a circus, which was followed by a dog
show. and now there is the finest exhibition
of dairy cattle and products ever held in
America This display Of Ayrshires, Hol-
stems, Guernseys and Jerseys has excited the
enthusiasm Of all fine stock fanciers in New
York and the eastern states. The visitors
have walked among $1,000 calves and cows
Of such rare breeding and abundant flow Of
milk that the figures are almost incredible. In
this exhibition was the largest bull in the
world, the best mixer in the world,
the most noted COW in America for
valuable calves, and dozens Of mild eyed kline
that stand at the head of their race in the
several states whence they came.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

Pogis, Victor-lugo family, who produced
SCI pounds fourteen onces Of butter in one
year. Twenty Of her calves and near
relatives have sold at am average of $3.50
each Jolie Second, a Guernsey, and Duchess
Of Smithfed, an Ayrshire, We're the most
noted i'm those CLASSES. Jolie was yotsl
the best COW on the island Of Guernsey
in 1854. her eyerago being thirty-three
quarts of milk daily The Duchess has a
record of l0HS4 pounds OF milk in a
year, which places her at the head Of the
Ayrshires. There were SO many beautiful
and valuable COWS i'm the show that space is
given only % the head of each class
The largest bull IN the world is Constan'yn
imp0rt,l H0l,tcm. the property Of T. g.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
ApparentlY a Hopeles, Ono.

Wife ln a tone Of sarcastic Ieproachl- ~
What do you think, John, Of paying $3.50
for an orchestra chair, Saturday night, and
only putting twenty cents in the contribu-
ton box Sunday morning'
John the guilty one)-i think, my dear,
that It makes u $2 bill look sickl-BufYalo
Commercial.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
IAN EPISODE OF CITY LIFE.
Bill Nye Encounters Whit OF Clover
and Wild Thyme from the Country.

and wild Thyme from the country.
| A Josh Whitcomb looking old gentleman
sat most Of the day yesterday on "a seat in
the open LOT commonly called Union square.
| He had his hat off 50 that the zephyrs Of
spring could zeph through his late hair and
his feet We're drawn up into the legs Of ms
boots where they could swell on almost IN
definitely if they felt better that way.
He was dressed plainly and be carried with
| him am emaciated oilcloth grip that had no
doubt put in a long, hard winter He
watched this bag 50 closely that he did not
| have much time 20 commune with nature or
enjoy the broad and beautiful sweep Of coun-
try which extends longitudinally from Fourth
avenue 20 Broadway, merry and musical
with its myriads Of song birds. The twitter
Of the silvery voiced sparrow and the tropi-
cal, dark red notice 10 keep off the grass
did not seem to calm him or soothe his anx-
| iety.
drew nearer and engaged him in CONVEX
sation Nothing gives me greater pleasure
! than 10 make strangers i'm New York as COM
! Portable as possible while here, SO that they
will feel like coming again frequently and
doing their trading here | believe that this
is the only true way to build up "a town
He said that whore ZEE stopped they wanted
~ t,l,o his yoliso and oivo him - checl, for il.
lint be wo,d rather have the grin than any
cbacl he had soon bore vet n. had taken
one cbecl, already in making change with a
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

"Any criminal with a white face and
blue blood in his veins exctes the sympa-
thy, if not the admiration, of this grand
old Commonwealth where the pistol or
the knife is the arbiter of every quarrel,
and the shotgun is in the words of a lead
ing Kentucky editor, the mute protector
of our fresides' Poor old Kentucky ~
L0utscMe COmD.ercia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

There Is vacant seat on Jake Sharp's
jury, for which sharp contention pre-
walls without any rivalry, however, for
the honor. The contention Is on the
part of the lawyers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

viii not the young men OF Virginia, to
whom It's future belongs, take hold Of
politics and have the debt settled, in or
der to keep demagogues from making
Virginia Robinson Crusoe Island
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

Stevens. of Maple
wood stock farm,
Attica, y y lie
now weighs $50,
but has run over
$500; yet his form
is symmetrical and
not atallunwieidy
He is iullee,lamag
nihcent creature,
his light hair like
silk and his yarie-
gated hide showing
a. cleamandclearas
the average human
face Besides many
special prizes $40,
900 was given IN
premiums lie
place was fitted up
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

Among the gems ELECTED In the testi-
mony of Jay Gould was the statement
that while he was a director in one com
pany he planned another concern to de
slroy the first. lie was asked if that was
Wall street ethics to plan the destruction
OF company in which he held an office
of trust
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

These nine counties, therefore, take an
nualy out Of the State Treasury S2l O63
more than they put into it, yet they de-
mand a population Of the States debt,
although not one dollar of their money
goes towards payment OF it,
Let us look now at what some other
communities pay in and take out;
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

The last report in Washington is that
the three prominent candidates for the
late Justice Woods place on the Supreme
Court are Carlisle, Bayard, and Garland.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

Herr Most says that liberty IS a lie. "
Then the Imprisonment Of that philos-
opher would be the truth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

"Cela dep6ad" is translated into Eng
lish THAT depends y but into American,
" / should smile
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

DE Freycinet has declined the task of
forming new Ministry for France.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

The brick-baI is not good argument,
and Canada will 50 decide.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22

Mr. Pasco, the new Florida Senator
was native of England.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
lmEsArEAkE - oHIo RoUTE
SCHEDULE rs EFFECT NOVEMBER
Zl-T. l.,6.


$40 am For Newport News odd Point Com.
fort and Norfolk, daily except sum
day.
llO ann Through and Local Mail to all
points West S.ceper from Clifton
Forge lO Huntington except sun
day.
$40 pm For Newp9rt's News Old Point and
Norfolk Except Sunday
400 pm Charlottesville accommodation.
Except Sunday.
G.25 pm For Louisville Cincinnati Chicago
st. Louis Memphis and New Or
leans Fast Express with through
Pulmans Daily only route runs
ming puIlmans West from Rich
moud.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
90 Newport News and Old Point a.
ann.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$40 am Charlottesville accommodation.
HOB ann From Norfolk, old Point. and
Newport News. except Sunday
305 pm From Local points and the west
daily except Sunday.
6lO pm From Norfolk. old Point and New
port News daily except Sunday
$50 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Sunday excursion train from Old
Point and Newport News arrives iu
Richmond 40 6.l5 pm
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets
Hcket0ihces 1850 Main street and depot.
H. w. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
WINS. G.. WICKHAM. Second Nice-President
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC
THROUGH ALIrRAlL FASl-FRElGHI
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Cou@pondingy quick time 20 other points
Through bills of laden issued AZ low rates.
&. A. TAYLOR,
Oc22 General Freight Agent
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ID IA Edltor IF IA Tlmes.

do not agree with you on the deb
question, but | subscribe to your paper
and will give YOU my business card, be
cause the TIMES tells the truth, and that
what we want. CITIZEN.
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WHO PAYS?

This is only partial list Of counties
that get more than they contribute
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-22
.nurprIsING RATES.

Liberal commission to agents to solicit
lnhscrinilOnS.